EP3201519A1 - Lighting system with optimised intensity profile for motor vehicle headlight - Google Patents
Lighting system with optimised intensity profile for motor vehicle headlightInfo
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a lighting system such as a projector for a motor vehicle.
- the first function provides illumination of the entire width of the road in front of the vehicle.
- the second function provides illumination of the lane in which the vehicle is located and moderate illumination of the lane located next to it and in which vehicles are likely to circulate in opposite directions in order to limit the risk of dazzle.
- the second lighting function should further limit the risk of glare to the driver of a vehicle traveling on an adjacent lane.
- an adaptive fire function which makes it possible to illuminate at long distances and to maintain, unlit, selectively and dynamically, certain parts of the scene in front of the vehicle and in particular the vehicles traveling on the adjacent lane.
- an observation device analyzes the scene and selects the areas that must be kept unlit.
- the choice of light sources equipping such a system is subject to various constraints, including compliance with the specifications established by the vehicle manufacturer. These specifications generally include a demand for style imposing maximum dimensions for the lighting system and therefore for the optical means for generating the light bands, as well as an ideal profile of the light intensity of the beam according to the light. Horizon angle measured between the direction of emission of a ray considered light beam and the running direction of the vehicle. Compliance with the specifications implies that the intensity profile of the light beam actually generated by the lighting system is greater than or equal to the ideal profile. The ideal profile is approximately in the shape of a bell curve in most of the cases.
- an immediate solution is to choose all sources of high luminance light capable of forming luminous spots of high luminous intensity.
- the light beam When all the light sources are fed at their nominal current, the light beam then has a rectangular luminous intensity profile in which is inscribed the ideal profile.
- the installed power in the lighting system defined as the light power generated in the beam if all the light sources are fed at their rated current, is excessively high.
- high luminance light sources are generally more expensive than those having a moderate luminance. This means that the lighting system is not overemphasized, which is not optimized, and the cost of producing such a system is unnecessarily increased.
- An object of the invention is to form a selective beam by means of a lighting system whose operating efficiency is as high as possible, the profile of the beam always corresponding at least to the ideal imposed profile.
- a lighting system for a motor vehicle for emitting a light beam comprising at least two zones illuminated each generated by at least one light source and optical means arranged to form a light spot from the light emitted by the light source, each spot having a general shape of light strip, in particular of generally rectangular shape,
- first and second types of light sources the light sources of the same type having substantially the same luminance
- the luminance of a light source of the first type being 2 to 10 times higher than that of a light source of the second type.
- the system comprises two types of light sources with significantly different luminances
- low luminance light sources can be used in areas where the desired light intensity is relatively low, and high luminance light sources in the area. where the desired light intensity is higher.
- a larger number of light sources operate at a current closer to their nominal current than a system comprising only high luminance light sources. In this way, the utilization efficiency of the system is increased.
- the luminance of a light source of the first type is 3 to 5 times greater than that of a light source of the second type.
- This luminance ratio between the two types of light sources makes it possible to obtain a profile of intensity of the light beam that is particularly optimal.
- the light spots are all of substantially identical shapes and substantially parallel to a common main direction.
- the light beam thus has a general shape of rectangle and is subdivided into substantially parallel rectangular strips. It is thus easy to control the extinction of the light sources forming the light spots covering the areas to be kept unlit.
- the light spots are partially superimposed.
- This increases the light intensity and homogeneity that can be given to the beam with imposed light sources. It also improves the resolution of the light beam, that is to say the smallest zone size of the light beam which is controlled extinction, which improves the dynamic extinction of the areas of the scene to maintain no informed.
- two consecutive light spots of the light beam are superimposed on half the width of the light spots.
- the beam comprises at least one zone in which it consists of a regular alternation of spots formed by sources of the first type and spots formed by sources of the second type.
- a zone of the light beam is thus created in which the intensity is less than that of the light spots formed by the light sources of the first type and greater than that of the light spots formed by the light sources of the second type. This further reduces the power installed in the lighting system while respecting the ideal profile given in the specifications.
- the light sources of the first type are laser diodes.
- the light sources of the second type are electroluminescent diodes.
- the beam comprises, at least one of its two lateral ends, an extended light spot of greater width than that of other light spots.
- This extended light spot forms an area of the beam that does not usually need to be adjusted. This limits the number of light sources that must include the lighting system, which limits the cost of production of the system.
- FIG. 1 is a perspective view of a lighting system according to the invention
- FIG. 2 illustrates the light beam generated by the lighting system of FIG. 1, as it appears on a surface; extending perpendicular to the direction of travel of a vehicle in which the lighting system is mounted,
- FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating the arrangement of light spots forming the light beam
- FIG. 4 is a graph showing, on the one hand, the evolution of the intensity of the light beam as a function of the azimuth of this beam coinciding with the profile of the installed intensity necessary at least to comply with the specifications. , and on the other hand the ideal intensity profile imposed by the specifications to which the profile of the real beam should correspond best, and
- FIG. 5 illustrates a parameter ⁇ of the lighting system of FIG. 1.
- FIG. 1 illustrates a lighting system 2 according to the invention mounted on a motor vehicle of which a part of the bodywork 3 has been represented.
- the lighting system 2 forms the left headlight of the vehicle and has a main axis of the vehicle. lighting system substantially parallel to the direction X.
- the lighting system 2 comprises at least two lighting modules 4 each comprising at least one light source 6 and optical means 8 arranged to form a light spot 9 to from the light emitted by the light source 6.
- These lighting modules 4 are known per se. Those skilled in the art will be able to refer to EP-2 278 217 to produce such lighting modules.
- the system 2 comprises at least two types of light sources, called first and second types of light sources, the light sources 6 of the same type having substantially the same luminance.
- the light sources 6 of the first type are all laser diodes, and the light sources 6 of the second type are all light emitting diodes.
- the luminance of each light source 6 of the first type is 2 to 10 times greater than that of each light source 6 of the second type.
- the luminance of a light source 6 of the first type is more precisely 3 to 5 times greater than that of a light source 6 of the second type.
- the light sources 6 of the same type form, by means of optical means 8, substantially identical light spots 9, so that we can speak of spots 9 of the first type and spots of the second type.
- the light sources 6 of the same lighting module 4 can be of the same type, or belong to both types. In the latter case, we will qualify the hybrid module 4.
- a light beam 14 generated by the lighting system 2 is illustrated in FIG. 2.
- the light beam 14 is formed by the meeting of the light spots 9 generated by the lighting modules 4.
- the light spots 9 each have a general shape of light. light band, in particular of generally rectangular shape.
- the light spots 9 are all of substantially identical shapes and substantially parallel to a common main direction, which is here the vertical direction Z.
- the light beam 14 is cut into rectangular light strips 9.
- the lighting system comprises this effect of conventional detection and control members (not shown in the figures). These detection and control organs are respectively capable
- the beam 14 is completed by a ship-shaped beam, which provides a mood lighting.
- a superimposition factor k is defined as the value of ⁇ L relative to the angular width of the superposition region of two adjacent light spots 9.
- a superimposition factor k will preferably be chosen as a non-zero, uniform natural number along the Y axis.
- the left lateral end of the light beam 14 is formed by an extended light spot 16. This has the particularity of being the only spot of different shape from the other light spots 9, in particular of different dimensions. If it has the same height as the other light spots 9, the extended spot 16 has a width greater than that of other light spots 9 which, it is recalled, have identical shapes and dimensions. In FIG. 3, the extended light spot 16 is located at the left end of the light beam 14.
- the light beam 14 illustrated being that produced by the lighting system 2 fitted to the left headlight of the vehicle, the extended light spot 16 illuminates outwardly by considering the direction of travel X of the vehicle, that is to say in direction of vehicles capable of traveling in the opposite direction on an adjacent track.
- the extended spot 16 has a moderate light intensity because it is formed by a light source of the second type. This makes it possible to limit the contrast, in the sense where the light intensity transition between the unlit area and the extended spot 16 is relatively smooth.
- FIG. 4 shows by a first contour 20 an imposed ideal intensity profile and by a second contour 22 a real intensity profile of the light beam 14 obtained when all the light sources 6 are fed at their nominal current.
- the profiles 20, 22 represent the evolution of the light intensity as a function of the azimuth a corresponding to the angular width taken with respect to the Z axis. These intensity profiles I are thus measured along the Y axis.
- the object of the invention is to best match the real profile 22 of the light beam 14 to the ideal profile 20.
- the ideal profile 20 generally has the shape of a bell curve, but it can be expected that imposes an ideal profile having a completely different shape.
- the actual profile 22 has the form of a piecewise constant function or slot function. More precisely, the real profile 22 has a central bearing 24 of intensity kl 1; corresponding to the zone of the beam 14 generated by the light sources 6 of the first type. The actual profile 22 also has two lateral bearings 26 of intensity kl 2 , corresponding to the zones of the beam 14 generated by the light sources 6 of the second type. Finally, the actual profile 22 has two intermediate stages 28 of intensity k.sub.i + 2 ) I 2, each extending between the central bearing 24 and one of the two lateral bearings 26. The intermediate bearings 28 correspond to the zones, called mixed, beam 14 in which the beam 14 consists of a regular alternation of spots 9 formed by sources of the first type and spots 9 formed by sources 8 of the second type. However, provision may be made for the intermediate bearings 28 not to exist, so that the central bearing 24 is juxtaposed with the two lateral bearings 26.
- the values of and ⁇ 2 obviously depend on the luminances of the light sources 6 of the first and second types, but also the style constraints of the specifications and therefore the size imposed for the optical means associated with each type of source.
- a reduction in the size of the optical means 8 of the lighting modules 4 causes the reduction of the luminous intensity of the light spots 9 formed.
- all the sources of the same type have a substantially identical intensity I, with manufacturing tolerances, resulting from a combination of the luminance defined for the type of source considered with a given size of optical means, homogeneous, which is the same for all sources of a type.
- the size of the optical means for the two types of source may be the same or different.
- the ideal and real profiles 22 as illustrated in FIG. 4 have common points that correspond to an optimized embodiment of the real light beam 14.
- the method described below aims at dimensioning the lighting system 2 in an optimized manner by determining the minimum number of light sources 6 of the first type, necessary to meet the specifications, in order to minimize the cost and the installed power, that is to say the available power "in reserve” or potentially achievable that is obtained when all sources are powered at their nominal current.
- the available power "in reserve” or potentially achievable that is obtained when all sources are powered at their nominal current.
- a parameter ⁇ of the lighting system 2 is notably illustrated in FIG. 5.
- the parameter ⁇ is the distance between the axis Z and the center of the illuminating pixel in FIG. axis of the lighting system.
- the center of the pixel is represented by a dashed line 40.
- angles a x and a 6 delimit the total extent of the zone of the light beam 14 to be covered by means of the light strips 9.
- angles 2 and 5 define the extent of the area of the light beam 14 for which the intensity required by the specifications is greater than 2I 2 .
- 21 2 is not sufficient in installed power to meet the specifications. It requires an installed power of I t + I 2 .
- the angles 3 and 4 define the extent of the zone of the light beam 14 for which the intensity required by the specifications is greater than 1 t + 1 2 .
- I t + 1 2 is not sufficient in installed power to comply with the specifications. It requires an installed power of 2l x .
- I max is the maximum value of the intensity of the ideal profile defined by the specifications.
- This case describes the existence of a zone of the light beam 14 integrally formed by light sources 6 of the first type.
- the total number of light sources 6 of the second type is given by the sum of the number of sources of the second type in the zone of the light beam entirely formed by sources of the second type and the number of sources of the second type in the mixed zone. Number of sources of the second type in the zone entirely formed by sources of the second type:
- the total number of light sources 6 of the first type is given by the sum of the number of sources of the first type in the zone entirely formed by sources of the first type and the number of sources of the first type in the mixed zone.
- This case describes the absence of an area of the light beam 14 integrally formed by light sources 6 of the first type. Total number of sources of the second type.
- the total number of light sources 6 of the second type is given by the sum of the number of sources of the second type in the zone entirely formed by sources of the second type and the number of sources of the second type in the mixed zone.
- the total number of light sources 6 of the first type is given by the number of sources of the first type in the mixed zone.
- the ratio obtained between the numbers of sources of the first and second types makes it possible to optimize the useful power of the lighting system, that is to say the power necessary to reach the specifications in performances.
- the powers in the various modules have been adjusted in order to "bring the actual profile 22 closer to the intensity profile 20 referred to in the specifications.
- the lighting system comprises ten modules, -
- the dimensions of the optical means (and therefore those of the modules) are imposed and are such that the exclusive use of light sources of the first type does not meet the specifications for performance, that is to say match the profile 22 of the light beam 14 to the ideal profile 20 imposed, and
- the luminous intensity is 35% of that reached by a module of the second type, comprising only sources of the second type, when its light sources 6 are fed at their nominal current.
- the best current supply of the sources relative to the nominal current is the following: 20%, 37%, 100%, 100%, 100%, 80%, 50%, 34%, 15% and 19%, the last source fueled at 19% forming a vessel veil form ambient light spot .
- the efficiency of use which is recalled is defined as being the useful power compared to the installed power, is worth 56%.
- the method of determining the numbers of light sources 6 of the first and second type leads to adopt the following configuration:
- - source 7 type 1, supplied at 50% of nominal current.
- - source 8 type 1, supplied at 35% of rated current.
- the efficiency of use is equal to 74%. It is thus observed that the utilization efficiency is considerably increased by passing from the first configuration to the second configuration. In other words, the power installed in the lighting system is used more optimally.
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